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JLL Lists Yonge & Steeles Site In Vaughan With 4 Towers Planned

On offer is full or partial interest in an ambitious development project slated for the nearly five-acre site.

Development Projects

New Woodbine GO Will Anchor 684-Acre Rexdale Community

A city within a city is a good way to frame the vision for this massive development project planned for the largest undeveloped parcel of land remaining in the City of Toronto.

Construction

May GTA New Home Sales Extend "Worst Downturn" On Record

Last month marked the eighth consecutive month of record-low new home sales in the region as construction and housing costs remain untenable.

The 19 on the Greenway project at 3619 Arbutus Street in Vancouver.

Policy

Vancouver Council Rejects Potential Tax Abatement Program For Rental Projects

The motion was introduced by Rebecca Bligh and was defeated the same week Council approved tweaks to its DCLs and CACs policy for developers.

From Great To Even Greater: Oviedo Properties Announces BridgeCity Redesign

The project’s fresh direction is focused on improving the overall experience, from the streetscape to the amenities, bringing the masterplan into stronger alignment with today's (and tomorrow's) market preferences.

Construction

GTA Homebuilding Slowdown Could Cost 41,000 Jobs, $10B In Investment: Report

In the case that new home construction continues down its current path, the negative impacts to GTA residential construction jobs and the broader economy would be nothing short of remarkable.

Development Projects

49-Storey Condo Tower Proposed Near Sheppard-Yonge Subway Station

The development would deliver more than 500 condo units within close proximity to a number of transit options and Highway 401.

Mayor of Burnaby Mike Hurley giving his State of the City address on May 12, 2025.

Policy

Burnaby Mayor Pushing Province To Repeal Single Egress Stairway Change

Mayor of Burnaby Mike Hurley, formerly a fireman, is now one of the larger voices pushing back against the single egress stairways change to the BC Building Code.

Construction

Canadian Housing Starts Flat In May, At Lowest Level Since '09 In Ontario

After surging 30% month over month in April, the seasonally adjusted annual rate of housing starts remained more or less flat in May, as markets in Ontario and BC continued to weaken.

Construction

Are Supertalls A Sustainable Way To Combat The Housing Crisis?

"If you start building on sites that can accommodate a greater density and under-utilize what you can put there, you've done a disservice to the city.”

Calgary

Inside Calgary's First Office-To-Post-Secondary Conversion

Nine floors within the office tower at 801 7th Avenue SW, also known as the Nexen Building, are being converted for the University of Calgary through the City's incentive program.

Edmonton

Missing Middle Housing In Edmonton More Than Doubles After Zoning Overhaul

The City of Edmonton overhauled its zoning bylaw to allow for up to eight units by default in October 2023.

Construction

GTA New Home Sales Hit (Another) Historic Low, Surpassing 1990 Downturn

A mere 310 new homes sales were recorded across the entire GTA this April — the seventh consecutive month where sales hit historic lows, surpassing the infamous 1990 downturn.

Construction

Construction

JLL Lists Yonge & Steeles Site In Vaughan With 4 Towers Planned

On offer is full or partial interest in an ambitious development project slated for the nearly five-acre site.

New Woodbine GO Will Anchor 684-Acre Rexdale Community

A city within a city is a good way to frame the vision for this massive development project planned for the largest undeveloped parcel of land remaining in the City of Toronto.

May GTA New Home Sales Extend "Worst Downturn" On Record

Last month marked the eighth consecutive month of record-low new home sales in the region as construction and housing costs remain untenable.

Vancouver Council Rejects Potential Tax Abatement Program For Rental Projects

The motion was introduced by Rebecca Bligh and was defeated the same week Council approved tweaks to its DCLs and CACs policy for developers.

From Great To Even Greater: Oviedo Properties Announces BridgeCity Redesign

The project’s fresh direction is focused on improving the overall experience, from the streetscape to the amenities, bringing the masterplan into stronger alignment with today's (and tomorrow's) market preferences.

GTA Homebuilding Slowdown Could Cost 41,000 Jobs, $10B In Investment: Report

In the case that new home construction continues down its current path, the negative impacts to GTA residential construction jobs and the broader economy would be nothing short of remarkable.

49-Storey Condo Tower Proposed Near Sheppard-Yonge Subway Station

The development would deliver more than 500 condo units within close proximity to a number of transit options and Highway 401.

Burnaby Mayor Pushing Province To Repeal Single Egress Stairway Change

Mayor of Burnaby Mike Hurley, formerly a fireman, is now one of the larger voices pushing back against the single egress stairways change to the BC Building Code.

Canadian Housing Starts Flat In May, At Lowest Level Since '09 In Ontario

After surging 30% month over month in April, the seasonally adjusted annual rate of housing starts remained more or less flat in May, as markets in Ontario and BC continued to weaken.

Are Supertalls A Sustainable Way To Combat The Housing Crisis?

"If you start building on sites that can accommodate a greater density and under-utilize what you can put there, you've done a disservice to the city.”

Inside Calgary's First Office-To-Post-Secondary Conversion

Nine floors within the office tower at 801 7th Avenue SW, also known as the Nexen Building, are being converted for the University of Calgary through the City's incentive program.

Missing Middle Housing In Edmonton More Than Doubles After Zoning Overhaul

The City of Edmonton overhauled its zoning bylaw to allow for up to eight units by default in October 2023.

GTA New Home Sales Hit (Another) Historic Low, Surpassing 1990 Downturn

A mere 310 new homes sales were recorded across the entire GTA this April — the seventh consecutive month where sales hit historic lows, surpassing the infamous 1990 downturn.

TransLink Takes Legal Action Over Dunbar Construction Fire Incident

The construction fire incident that resulted in a crane toppling occurred at 3449 W 41st Avenue in Vancouver on August 6, 2024.

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Construction

On offer is full or partial interest in an ambitious development project slated for the nearly five-acre site.

A city within a city is a good way to frame the vision for this massive development project planned for the largest undeveloped parcel of land remaining in the City of Toronto.

Last month marked the eighth consecutive month of record-low new home sales in the region as construction and housing costs remain untenable.

​The motion was introduced by Rebecca Bligh and was defeated the same week Council approved tweaks to its DCLs and CACs policy for developers.

The project’s fresh direction is focused on improving the overall experience, from the streetscape to the amenities, bringing the masterplan into stronger alignment with today's (and tomorrow's) market preferences.

In the case that new home construction continues down its current path, the negative impacts to GTA residential construction jobs and the broader economy would be nothing short of remarkable.

The development would deliver more than 500 condo units within close proximity to a number of transit options and Highway 401.

​Mayor of Burnaby Mike Hurley, formerly a fireman, is now one of the larger voices pushing back against the single egress stairways change to the BC Building Code.

After surging 30% month over month in April, the seasonally adjusted annual rate of housing starts remained more or less flat in May, as markets in Ontario and BC continued to weaken.

"If you start building on sites that can accommodate a greater density and under-utilize what you can put there, you've done a disservice to the city.”

Nine floors within the office tower at 801 7th Avenue SW, also known as the Nexen Building, are being converted for the University of Calgary through the City's incentive program.

The City of Edmonton overhauled its zoning bylaw to allow for up to eight units by default in October 2023.

A mere 310 new homes sales were recorded across the entire GTA this April — the seventh consecutive month where sales hit historic lows, surpassing the infamous 1990 downturn.

​The construction fire incident that resulted in a crane toppling occurred at 3449 W 41st Avenue in Vancouver on August 6, 2024.

2025 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

The motion was introduced by Rebecca Bligh and was defeated the same week Council approved tweaks to its DCLs and CACs policy for developers.

Mayor of Burnaby Mike Hurley, formerly a fireman, is now one of the larger voices pushing back against the single egress stairways change to the BC Building Code.

The construction fire incident that resulted in a crane toppling occurred at 3449 W 41st Avenue in Vancouver on August 6, 2024.